Page 1 of Big Train.

Just got myself series 1&2 (were there more?) Pure class.

The sketch with Ming The Merciless in his flat doing the hoovering had me in hysterics.

Office w***ing.

Dr 42%er


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

A herd of jockeys being stalked by The Artist Formerly Known As Prince.

Only two series I`m afraid, but both very amusing (with some vintage Pegg and Heap stuff). One of my favourite Ming sketches is when he is in hospital and Simon Pegg comes in dressed as a blue-skinned alien with a card from the people of his planet (with a smiley face drawn on it).

Big Train was excellent.
Probably the first time we saw the likes of Simon Pegg,as I am sure it pre-dated `spaced`,although maybe not by much.
The world staring championships were brilliant too.

Think it was from 98.

Dr 42%er


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

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A man being followed by the Tin Man

You know the `odd` faced bloke in it ?
Kevin Eldon ?
He used to play the `real Rod Hull` (where`s my jelly) in the Lee and Herring show in `96.
They came up to Aberdeen on a live tour,which was risky given that the show could definitely be called `cult`.
I swear to god,there must have been under 40 people there,in a theatre designed to hold hundreds,if not thousands.
Very embarrassing,but it turned out to be a bloody good night after all.

The English office guys teaching the Japanese how to `take the p1ss` at work.

Killer line from one of the Japanse, "Sh*t on desk?"

Pegg replies, "Maybe on your last day..."

Nick

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